Call for Participation - IFIP/IEEE International Symposium...
2
About IM 2007 The Tenth IFIP/IEEE International Symposium on Integrated Net- work Management (IM 2007) will be held 21–25 May 2007 in Mu- nich, Germany. IM 2007 will present the latest technical advances in the area of management, operations and control of networks, networking ser- vices, networked applications, and distributed systems. Held in odd-numbered years since 1989 and taking turns with its sibling conference NOMS, IM 2007 will build on the successes of its pre- decessors and serve as the primary forum for exchange among the research, standards, vendor and user communities in the field of integrated management. The symposium is sponsored by the International Federation for Information Processing (IFIP) Work- ing Group 6.6 on Management of Networks and Distributed Sys- tems, and by the IEEE Communications Society Technical Com- mittee on Network Operations and Management. IM 2007 will be organized into technical and application ses- sions, panels, and tutorials. In addition, it will feature an indus- trial experience track to share practical lessons learned by user and vendor communities, birds-of-a-feather sessions, and vendor exhibits. In the tradition of previous events, we strive to make the IM 2007 Symposium the highest quality professional event of the year. Paper submissions underwent a stringent review pro- cess implemented by the Technical Program Committee, which includes many of the most respected experts in the field. We re- ceived papers that break new grounds or present insightful results based on experience with integrated management of networks, systems, applications and services. Six workshops on specialized topics will be held on the days be- fore and after the IM technical program. Organizing Committee of IM 2007 General Co-Chairs Gabi Dreo Rodosek, Univ. der Bundeswehr M¨ unchen, Germany Edgar Aschenbrenner, Hewlett-Packard, Germany Technical Program Co-Chairs Ehab Al-Shaer, DePaul University, USA Heinz-Gerd Hegering, Leibniz Supercomputing Center, Germany Alexander Keller, IBM T.J. Watson Research Center, USA Steering Committee Raouf Boutaba, University of Waterloo, Canada Aurel Lazar, Columbia University, USA Christian Rad, AT&T, USA Veli Sahin, NEC, USA Morris Sloman, Imperial College, UK Doug Zuckerman, Doug Zuckerman Associates, USA Seraphin Calo, IBM, USA James Won-Ki Hong, POSTECH, Korea About Munich – your Conference Venue “Munich nestles between art and beer like a village between hills.” Originally written by Hein- rich Heine some 150 years ago, these words remain true today. With the opera and Oktober- fest, Pinakothek art galleries and Hofbr ¨ auhaus beer hall, Bayern Munich and BMW, the city man- ages to marry vibrant modern life with old Bavarian tradition. It re- ally is a dream city come true. With its famous onion domes, the 15th century Gothic Church of Our Lady is Munich’s unmis- takable landmark. Not far away, at Marienplatz, the carillon plays three times a day. And just a stone’s throw away is likely the most famous tavern in the world, the Hofbr¨ auhaus beer hall. Other sightseeing highlights include the Olympic center where the Olympic Games took place in 1972. Regarding museums, the Pinakothek der Moderne presents mod- ern and contemporary painting and sculpture, jewelry, graphic art and the collection of the architectural museum under one roof. To- gether with the Alte Pinakothek, the Neue Pinakothek, the Glyp- tothek museum of Greek and Roman sculptures, the antiquities collection and Lenbach House, it forms a unique arts collection. The German Museum with its branches Verkehrszentrum (trans- port center) and Flugwerft (aircraft works) is a pioneering museum all about mobility. Call for Participation Keynotes by: State Minister Erwin Huber Bavarian Ministry of Economic Affairs, Infrastructure, Transport and Technology Dr. Ren´ e Wies Vice President, IT Development and Purchasing Division, BMW Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Gentzsch Coordinator of the German D-Grid Initiative Prof. Vasilis Maglaris, Ph.D. Chairman of the G ´ EANT2 National Research and Education Networks Policy Committee, NTUA Athens Ulrich Pfeiffer Regional CTO, Software Global Business Unit, HP Keith C. Goodman IBM Distinguished Engineer and CTO for IT Strategy and Architecture Services, IBM Global Technology Services Don’t miss the top management conference in 2007, register now at http://www.ieee-im.org to get the best conference, hotel and air travel rates! Symposium Presenter Registration by Wednesday, February 28th Early Bird Registration by Monday, April 9th Advance Registration by Monday, April 30th Late Registration after Monday, April 30th
Transcript of Call for Participation - IFIP/IEEE International Symposium...
About IM 2007The Tenth IFIP/IEEE International Symposium on Integrated Net-work Management (IM 2007) will be held 21–25 May 2007 in Mu-nich, Germany.
IM 2007 will present the latest technical advances in the area ofmanagement, operations and control of networks, networking ser-vices, networked applications, and distributed systems. Held inodd-numbered years since 1989 and taking turns with its siblingconference NOMS, IM 2007 will build on the successes of its pre-decessors and serve as the primary forum for exchange amongthe research, standards, vendor and user communities in the fieldof integrated management. The symposium is sponsored by theInternational Federation for Information Processing (IFIP) Work-ing Group 6.6 on Management of Networks and Distributed Sys-tems, and by the IEEE Communications Society Technical Com-mittee on Network Operations and Management.
IM 2007 will be organized into technical and application ses-sions, panels, and tutorials. In addition, it will feature an indus-trial experience track to share practical lessons learned by userand vendor communities, birds-of-a-feather sessions, and vendorexhibits. In the tradition of previous events, we strive to makethe IM 2007 Symposium the highest quality professional event ofthe year. Paper submissions underwent a stringent review pro-cess implemented by the Technical Program Committee, whichincludes many of the most respected experts in the field. We re-ceived papers that break new grounds or present insightful resultsbased on experience with integrated management of networks,systems, applications and services.
Six workshops on specialized topics will be held on the days be-fore and after the IM technical program.
Organizing Committee of IM 2007General Co-ChairsGabi Dreo Rodosek, Univ. der Bundeswehr Munchen, GermanyEdgar Aschenbrenner, Hewlett-Packard, Germany
Technical Program Co-ChairsEhab Al-Shaer, DePaul University, USAHeinz-Gerd Hegering, Leibniz Supercomputing Center, GermanyAlexander Keller, IBM T. J. Watson Research Center, USA
Steering CommitteeRaouf Boutaba, University of Waterloo, CanadaAurel Lazar, Columbia University, USAChristian Rad, AT&T, USAVeli Sahin, NEC, USAMorris Sloman, Imperial College, UKDoug Zuckerman, Doug Zuckerman Associates, USASeraphin Calo, IBM, USAJames Won-Ki Hong, POSTECH, Korea
About Munich – your Conference Venue“Munich nestles between artand beer like a village betweenhills.” Originally written by Hein-rich Heine some 150 years ago,these words remain true today.With the opera and Oktober-fest, Pinakothek art galleries andHofbrauhaus beer hall, BayernMunich and BMW, the city man-ages to marry vibrant modern lifewith old Bavarian tradition. It re-ally is a dream city come true.
With its famous onion domes,the 15th century Gothic Churchof Our Lady is Munich’s unmis-takable landmark. Not far away,at Marienplatz, the carillon playsthree times a day. And just astone’s throw away is likely themost famous tavern in the world, the Hofbrauhaus beer hall.Other sightseeing highlights include the Olympic center where theOlympic Games took place in 1972.
Regarding museums, the Pinakothek der Moderne presents mod-ern and contemporary painting and sculpture, jewelry, graphic artand the collection of the architectural museum under one roof. To-gether with the Alte Pinakothek, the Neue Pinakothek, the Glyp-tothek museum of Greek and Roman sculptures, the antiquitiescollection and Lenbach House, it forms a unique arts collection.The German Museum with its branches Verkehrszentrum (trans-port center) and Flugwerft (aircraft works) is a pioneering museumall about mobility.
Call for ParticipationKeynotes by:
State Minister Erwin HuberBavarian Ministry of Economic Affairs, Infrastructure, Transport and Technology
Dr. Rene WiesVice President, IT Development and Purchasing Division, BMW
Prof. Dr. Wolfgang GentzschCoordinator of the German D-Grid Initiative
Prof. Vasilis Maglaris, Ph.D.Chairman of the GEANT2 National Research and Education Networks
Policy Committee, NTUA Athens
Ulrich PfeifferRegional CTO, Software Global Business Unit, HP
Keith C. GoodmanIBM Distinguished Engineer and CTO for IT Strategy and Architecture Services,
IBM Global Technology Services
Don’t miss the top management conference in 2007, register now athttp://www.ieee-im.org to get the best conference, hotel and airtravel rates!
Symposium Presenter Registration by Wednesday, February 28thEarly Bird Registration by Monday, April 9thAdvance Registration by Monday, April 30thLate Registration after Monday, April 30th
Addresses of WelcomeI cordially welcome all of you to this symposium!
I am happy to see experts from all over the world gather-ing in Munich to consult with each other on their researchfindings and developments. I regard this as a compliment toMunich as a location of scientific endeavor: The Free Stateof Bavaria takes pride in having two of Germany’s most respected universi-ties located in its state capital – Ludwig-Maximilians-Universitat Munchenand Technische Universitat Munchen.
About ninety thousand young women and men at these two institutions ofhigher education devote themselves to their specialized subjects acrossthe entire spectrum of science: Students from Munich are at the top oftheir scientific disciplines with respect to both domestic and internationalratings. This provides eloquent confirmation of our policy in the area ofeducation, science and research.
In this matter we place emphasis on cooperation between science andbusiness. For that section of the sciences which is directly relevant forbusiness, it is important to establish contact between theory and prac-tice; by the same token, commercial enterprises for very good reasonsset value on employees with first-rate and practice-oriented education.This should not be taken to mean that “less-economic” sciences will bemarginalized on Bavarian university campuses, since our strength lies indiversity also at the institutions of higher education.
In this spirit I wish the symposium lots of luck and success.
— Dr. Edmund Stoiber, Bavarian Minister-President
The Universitat der Bundeswehr Munchen welcomes ourguests from all over the world who will take part in the 10thInternational IFIP/IEEE Symposium on Integrated NetworkManagement.
Though our university has three big faculties in social andeconomic sciences, we see ourselves as a technical univer-sity. The main research effort at our university takes place infour faculties comprising computer science and engineeringdisciplines resulting in considerable third party funding.
Financed by the Ministry of Defense and academically supervised by theBavarian Ministry of Science, this university educates German officers upto their diploma, master or doctorate degrees. After 12 years of service,these men and women are able to integrate themselves easily into thecivil labor market. Their high success rate is due to the combination ofleadership ability and their profound academic education.
In research and teaching, we therefore highly encourage any combinationof engineering and computer science with methods of modern manage-ment. One result of our efforts is the university-wide research programin Security and Safety. That you have chosen the Universitat der Bun-deswehr Munchen as a venue for this conference makes us proud. It isonly the second time that this conference will take place outside the USA.
I wish all participants lively and successful discussions!
— Prof. Dr. Merith Niehuss, President of theUniversit at der Bundeswehr Munchen
Conference Program
Monday, May 21 2007
T1 - Autonomic Net-working - Theory andPractice; John Strass-ner, Motorola ResearchLabs, USA
T2 - NetFlow, IPFIX,and Beyond: IntegratedRouting, Traffic Anal-ysis, and Modelingfor Highly AccurateNetwork Engineering;Cengiz Alaettinoglu,Packet Design Inc.,USA
W1 -E2EMON2007
W2 -BDIM2007
W3 -BcN2007
T3 - Peer-to-Peer Net-working: State of theArt and Research Chal-lenges; Raouf Boutaba,University of Waterloo,Canada
T4 - Efficient Networkand Traffic Monitoring;Danny Raz, Technion,Israel
Evening Welcome Reception
W1 - 5th IEEE Workshop on End-to-End Monitoring Techniques and ServicesW2 - 2nd IEEE International Workshop on Business-driven IT ManagementW3 - 2nd IEEE International Workshop on Broadband Convergence Networks
Tuesday, May 22 2007
08:30 – 09:00 Opening Ceremony
09:00 – 10:15 Keynote Speeches
10:30 – 12:10 TS1 - Policy Man-agement
TS2 - Virtualization AS1 - Manage-ment solutions fornetwork operators
13:30 – 15:10 TS3 - SecurityManagement
TS4 - WorkloadManagement
PS1 - Policy Analy-sis and Refinement
15:40 – 17:00 TS5 - Self-Management
TS6 - Managementof High-speedNetworks
AS2 - Managingauthentication,authorization,identities andaccess control
17:00 – 18:00 Poster Session
Wednesday, May 23 2007
08:45 – 10:15 Keynote Speeches
10:30 – 12:10 TS7 - Monitoring TS8 - Business-Driven Manage-ment
PS2 - MergingApplication De-velopment andOperational Man-agement
13:30 – 15:10 TS9 - Measure-ments and Qualityof Service
TS10 - Changeand ConfigurationManagement
PS3 - Can weTrust ManagementSystems?
15:40 – 17:00 TS11 - SecurityAnalysis and En-forcement
TS12 - SOA Man-agement
AS3 - Managingupcoming systemsand infrastructures
17:00 – 18:00 Poster Session
19:15 – 01:00 Symposium Banquet
Thursday, May 24 2007
08:45 – 10:15 Keynote Speeches
10:30 – 12:10 TS13 - ServiceManagement
AS4 - Network andservice analysisand optimization
PS4 - Virtual Ma-chine Manage-ment: Old Wolfin New Sheep’sClothing?
13:30 – 14:50 TS14 - MobilityManagement
AS5 - Manage-ment infrastructuredevelopment
PS5 - What’s ITmanagementworth to the busi-ness?
15:00 – 17:00 Distinguished Experts PanelGrid Computing – Moving from Bits to Business Value
Friday, May 25 2007
T5 - Modern Web Ap-plications with Ajaxand Web 2.0; AndreasEberhart, HP, Germany
T6 - Assessing andHacking Network Se-curity; Radu State,LORIA, France
W4 -FeBID2007
W5 -MUCS2007
W6 -ACNM2007
T7 - IT Service Man-agement in a Service-oriented Environment:Best Practices, Chal-lenges, and SharedExperiences; ClaudioBartolini, HP Labs,U.S.A., Chris Ward, IBMResearch, U.S.A.
T8 - Traffic Engineeringand Quality of ServiceManagement for IP-based Next GenerationNetworks; GeorgePavlou, University ofSurrey, U.K.
W4 - 2nd IFIP/IEEE International Workshop on Feedback Control Implementationand Design in Computing Systems and NetworksW5 - 4th Internat. Workshop on Managing Ubiquitous Communications and ServicesW6 - 1st IEEE Workshop on Autonomic Communication and Network Management
Abbreviations: TS – Technical Session, AS – Application Session,PS – Panel Session, T – Tutorial, W – Workshop
For potential changes in the program please see the conference web sitehttp://www.ieee-im.org.
We thank our patrons!
Platinum Patrons
Gold Patrons
Silver Patrons
Bronze Patrons
